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Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: Mentor Graphics UK
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 09 January 2006

SMIC opts for analogue simulator

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Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) has adopted Mentor's Eldo simulation tool as an internal Spice simulator for analogue circuits.

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) has adopted Mentor's Eldo simulation tool as an internal Spice simulator for analogue circuits SMIC fully supports Mentor's Eldo based on its proven performance and convergence capabilities

In addition to 0.18-micron, SMIC will now provide Eldo device models on SMIC's 0.13-micron and smaller process technologies aimed at satisfying the design needs of Mentor's and SMIC's mutual customers.

"SMIC conducted comprehensive evaluations of Mentor's Eldo capabilities, and the extensive results demonstrated that it is an ideal simulation tool for our technologies", said Paul OuYang, Vice President of Design Services at SMIC.

"Eldo now forms part of our signoff tools for designs targeting 0.13-micron and below processes".

"We are extremely pleased to be working closely with SMIC and providing them with a complete simulation solution through Eldo", said Jue-Hisen Chern, Vice President and General Manager, Deep Submicron Division, Mentor Graphics.

"With their proven analogue design simulation capability, SMIC will continue to be at the forefront of chip designs, while Mentor's Eldo strives to be the simulator of choice for IC silicon vendors and fabless design centres".

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